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Species Endangerment Patterns in the United States
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Curtis H. Flather, Linda A. Joyce, Carol A. Bloomgarden. USDA Forest Service. January 1, 1994.
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United States Forest ServiceUnited States Bureau of Land ManagementUnited States Department of AgricultureUnited States Department of the InteriorUnited States Geological SurveyUnited States Fish and Wildlife ServiceUnited States Department of EnergyColorado State University
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National Park ServiceArmy Corps of EngineersDepartment of InteriorThe Nature ConservancyRocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment StationThe Wilderness SocietyU.S. Soil Conservation ServiceBureau of Indian AffairsBureau of Sport Fisheries and WildlifeNational Marine Fisheries ServiceUSDINational Weather ServiceNational Academy PressUSDI Fish and Wildlife ServiceCornell UniversityOak Ridge Institute for Science and EducationCenter for Plant ConservationInternational Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural ResourcesIUCNIsland Press
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Fort CollinsPacific NorthwestMt. WashingtonYellowstoneFloridaIdahoNorthern CaliforniaOregonSacramento MountainsSan DiegoMississippiPecossouthern AppalachiansAlabamaSocorroOkaloosaWest IndianMiccosukeeMcKittrickLittle AguijaDevils HoleEureka ValleySan Clemente IslandSanta Barbara IslandKernSan JoaquinAlamosaSouthwestSoutheastpeninsular FloridaVirgin Riverconterminous U.S.central California Coast Range and valleysSouthern Desertic Basins, Plains, and MountainsSouthern Nevada/Sonoran BasinColorado/Green River PlateausCentral Desertic Basins and PlateausArizona BasinAsh MeadowsStock IslandEastern Gulf CoastBig BendComanche SpringsLeon SpringsChoctawhatcheePerdido KeyChisos MountainTerlingua Creek
Concepts & Topics (33)
ecosystem functiontemporal flexibilityinvasive species impactsspecies abundancebiodiversity lossmeteorologybiodiversity lossvisual ecology
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honeydew productionquasi-extinction thresholdsextinctionshabitat restorationhabitat restorationecosystem-based managementirrigationforest compositionlocal endemismland use planningconservation statusworking rangelandslinks per speciesmininglivestock grazingconservation statussingle-species approachtaxonomic classificationoil and gas developmentrecreational activitiesFederal Category 1land ownershipclear-cuttingwetlands protectionhuman overuse
Species (234)
Euphydryas editha edithaHaliaeetus leucocephalusOncorhynchus tshawytschaGrus americanathreatened and endangered speciesbirdsreptilesmammals
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Xyrauchen texanusamphibian speciesfreshwater bivalve mollusksArthropodafreshwater musselCyprogenia stegariaLampsilis virescensQuadrula sparsaConradilla caelataHemistena lataVenustaconcha trabalisQuadrula intermediaDromus dromasEpioblasma torulosa gubernaculumPegias fabulaPlethobasus cooperianusToxolasma cylindrellusObovaria subrotundaFusconaia cuneolusPleurobema plenumFusconaia corEpioblasma walkeriPalaemonias alabamaeErimystax cahniErimonax monachusPhoxinus cumberlandensisEtheostoma boschungiPercina tanasiNoturus flavipinnisMyotis grisescensMyotis sodalisGlaucomys sabrinus fuscusBetula uberMarshallia mohriiPhyllitis scolopendrium var. americanaClematis socialisSarracenia oreophilaApios priceanaConradina verticillataMinuartia cumberlandensisScutellaria montanaSpiraea virginianaSagittaria secundifoliaPolyborus plancus auduboniiAphelocoma coerulescensRostrhamus sociabilis plumbeusCharadrius melodusAmmospiza maritima mirabilisAmmodramus savannarum floridanusMycteria americanaSterna dougallii dougalliiLeuconotopicus borealisPalaemon cummingiAcipenser oxyrhynchus desotoiPapilio aristodemus ponceanusOdocoileus virginianus claviumTrichechus manatusPeromyscus polionotusPeromyscus gossypinus allapaticolaPuma concolor couguarSylvilagus palustris hefneriOryzomys palustrisMicrotus pennsylvanicusNeotoma floridana smalliChrysopsis floridanaCampanula robinsiaeLiatris ohlingeraeBonamia grandifloraCereus eriophorus var. fragransPilosocereus robinii var. robiniiChionanthus pygmaeusHypericum cumulicolaAmorpha crenulataLupinus westianus var. aridorumGalactia smalliiDicerandra frutescens var. christmaniiDicerandra frutescens var. immaculataDicerandra cornutissimaDicerandra frutescensWarea carteriDeeringothamnus pulchellusAsimina tetrameraDeeringothamnus rugeliiPrunus geniculataPolygala smalliiEryngium cuneifoliumEuphorbia deltoidea ssp. deltoideaEuphorbia garberiWarea amplexifoliaJusticia cooleyiParonychia chartaceaPolygonella basiramiaZiziphus celataAlligator mississippiensisCrocodylus acutusEumeces egregius lividusPlestiodon reynoldsiNerodia fasciata taeniataDrymarchon couperiChelonia mydasEretmochelys imbricataLepidochelys kempiiDermochelys coriaceaCaretta carettaOrthalicus resesGrus canadensis pullaPelecanus occidentalisEtheostoma okaloosaePeromyscus polionotus ammobatesRibes echinellumHarperocallis flavaThalictrum cooleyiSpigelia gentianoidesRhododendron chapmaniiTorreya taxifoliaGopherus polyphemusPseudemys alabamensisGraptemys oculiferaFalco peregrinus anatumSterna antillarumVireo atricapillaThermosphaeroma thermophilusGambusia gaigeiGambusia nobilisCyprinodon elegansCyprinodon bovinusNotropis simus pecosensisOncorhynchus gilaeLeptonycteris nivalisCoryphantha ramillosaEchinocereus chisosensis var. chisosensisEchinocereus fendleri ssp. fendleriCoryphantha sneedii var. leeiEchinocereus X roetteriNeolloydia mariposensisEscobaria minimaCoryphantha sneedii var. sneediiCryptantha crassipesQuercus hinckleyiHedeoma apiculatumHedeoma todseniiEchinocereus davisiiPotamogeton clystocarpusArgemone pleiacantha ssp. pinnatisectaCirsium vinaceumEriogonum gypsophilumPseudotryonia alamosaePyrgulopsis neomexicanaRhinichthys osculus nevadensisGila coriaceaEmpetrichthys latosCyprinodon nevadensis mionectesCyprinodon maculariusCyprinodon diabolisCyprinodon radiosusCyprinodon nevadensis pectoralisLepidomeda mollispinis pratensisLepidomeda albivallisCrenichthys baileyi grandisCrenichthys nevadaeCrenichthys baileyi baileyiPoeciliopsis occidentalisOncorhynchus clarkii henshawiOncorhynchus clarki selenirisPlagopterus argentissimusAmbrysus amargosusDipodomys stephensiMicrotus californicus scirpensisMicrotus mexicanusArctomecon humilisMentzelia leucophyllaPediocactus sileriZeltnera namophilaSidalcea pedataPurshia subintegraCycladenia humilis var. jonesiiSwallenia alexandraeOenothera avita ssp. eurekensisGrindelia fraxinipratensisIvesia kingii var. eremicaAstragalus phoenixThelypodium stenopetalumNitrophila mohavensisDodecahema leptocerasEnceliopsis nudicaulisEriastrum densifolium ssp. sanctorumUma inornataGopherus agassiziiAcmispon dendroideus var. traskiaeCaulanthus californicusDelphinium variegatum ssp. kinkienseDudleya traskiaeEremalche kernensisPogogyne abramsiiEriastrum hooveriMonolopia congdoniiGambelia silaXantusia riversianaBranta hutchinsii leucopareiaStrix occidentalis caurinaRallus longirostris obsoletusSternula antillarum browniSynacaris pacificaElaphrus viridisDesmocerus californicus dimorphusApodemia mormo langeiPlebejus anna lotisIcaricia icarioides missionensisCallophrys mossii bayensisVulpes macrotis muticusAplodontia rufa nigraReithrodontomys raviventrisCordylanthus palmatusHesperocyparis goveniana var. abramsianaOenothera deltoides ssp. howelliiLasthenia burkeiTuctoria mucronataArctostaphylos montana ssp. raveniiLimnanthes vinculansArabis mcdonaldianaBlennosperma bakeriEryngium constanceiAcanthomintha obovata ssp. duttoniiErysimum capitatum var. capitatumfishThamnophis sirtalis tetrataenia
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- Gap analysis of species rich- ness and vegetation cover: an integrated biodiver- sity conservation strategy (1991) — Scott, J. Michael; Csuti, Blair; Smith, Kent; Estes, J. E.; Caicco, Steve
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